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(C)1991-98 By Tony Diaz
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The Apple ][ Information Resource @ http://www.apple2.orgPeripheral Cards
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Compatibility
Most Commonly Used
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Any Slotted Apple II, Laser 128 or Franklin 1000.
Where graphics printing is needed.*
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This card will support graphics as well as text printing on any standard Centronics
Parallel printer, such as the Epson MX, RX or FX Series. The Panasonic 1124 & 1180
or the Citizen GSX 140 or 200.
The most common GPPC that is found is the Orange Micro Grappler Plus card.
This card, when in stock is the best answer to ANY printing needs. 98% of software
knows and has this card listed as an option. It works with MANY different types of
printers. Including the Hewlett Packard Laser Jet series of printers.
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There are also some older parallel printer cards for the Apple II series that do
NOT SUPPORT graphics and should be used only if you are sure that you will not be
using ANY applications such as The PrintShop, PrintMagic, or any other graphics
programs. They will usually NOT be able to print using this type of card. To identify
a TEXT ONLY printer card, you should look on the card for an EPROM. If none is
found, USUALLY, BUT NOT ALWAYS, the card will NOT support graphics, and
therefor is a text only card.
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*IIgs NOTE: If a parallel printer is to be used with the Apple IIgs, thecard
recommend for this is the Orange Micro Grappler Plus, along with the Harmony
GS/OS Printer driver package available from Shareware Solutions II
< http://www.crl.com/~joko>
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